What I love about sex with women

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Chit ChatWhat I love about sex with women

Posted September 25, 2022 by GoodCupOPudding in Lesbians

Sorry for the horny posting. This isn’t something I see expressed a lot, whether it’s because of internalized homophobia or people (as an audience) uncomfortable with the thought of two women having sex.

I love when I’m going down on a girl and I get to kiss her thigh. The skin in this area is usually really soft. If she allows me, I leave little love bites.

I love the taste of a woman. I love spreading her open and letting her rest her leg over my shoulder as I savor her.

I love when she tangles her fingers in my hair. I love my hair being played with.

I love the little moan she gives off when I swirl my tongue around — stop to tease her — and then start again without warning.

I love kissing her tummy. And her nipples. Then her neck.

I love trailing kisses all over her, her letting me explore every inch of her.

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October 20, 2020

(Edited October 20, 2020)

When you say brownie are you talking about the girls scouts ?

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October 20, 2020

Yeah, it was the entry-level rank for Girl Scouts, starting at 5 IIRC?

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Gabble

October 21, 2020

In the UK, it’s the 7-10 level of Girl Guides, and it’s the level that the highest proportion of British women have been involved in at some point.

Rainbows are 5-7. Guides are 10-14.

There’s a lot to like about Guides and the whole movement, but the Brownie story and the messaging around it in Brownies is female socialisation writ big. Cubs (Cub Scouts, the equivalent now for all children, then just for boys) “Do Your Best”. Brownies, in those days, “Lend a Hand”.

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EvenMoreMinty

October 21, 2020

You're remembering correctly.

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Posted September 25, 2022 by GoodCupOPudding

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